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Helping leaders, existing and aspiring, to lift themselves and others to new heights. Do we have enough true leadership in the world? I'm talking about leaders that want to lead in order to make a difference. To help everyone around them do and be better. It is not uncommon to find leaders that are in the game for the power, notoriety, title, money, etc. The pursuit of those for the wrong reasons can easily pull someone away from real leadership. Real leaders lift. They lift themselves and e ...
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This week on the Gadgets for Families Tech show, Jason and I had a pretty lengthy and in-depth conversation about the concept of Digital Nomadism. What is digital nomadism? Would we consider it? What cultural shifts are or need to take place? Those are some of the questions we discussed and I thought it was a good topic for this audience as well. I…
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Welcome to Leader's Lift. I'm your host Greg Cunningham. Today I want to announce that I'm going to be putting a pause on this podcast. I've got several other priorities hitting right now and this is one of the things I have on my plate that falls below the cut off point in my priority list. I don't think this will be a permanent hiatus and I'm goi…
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Summary This week I spend a few minutes talking about why I believe curiosity is an important, yet underdeveloped skill. Key Takeaways Curiosity is more than wanting to know something. It's about wanting to know and then use that knowledge to get more out of life. Everything changes and if you aren't curious, you may just get left behind. Without c…
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Summary One of my keys this year is figuring out how to be more deliberate about the most important things I'm working on. If you have that same goal, then a tool that may help you do so is to figure out what kind of journaling works for you. Key Takeaways Journaling has clear advantages like getting thoughts somewhere we can refer to or helping us…
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Summary As a bonus add on to the last four episodes about planning tools and techniques, I decided to take you through my initial pass of my minimum viable plan for 2024. I'll cover my themes for the year and give a few examples of the next level of detail. Hopefully this will help you take a look at your existing plan or put together an initial on…
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Summary In part four of this series, let's talk about how letting go actually gains us more (of many things). We have to learn to say no to good and even some pretty great things in order to focus on the things that matter most. Key Topics & Time Stamps Welcome 00:00 Intro 00:27 Setting the Stage 02:17 Examples 05:01 Benefits for Leaders 06:45 Gene…
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Summary In part three of this series, I talk about the difference between false and meaningful progress and then what we can do to try and focus on the latter. And then I cover some application ideas for your end of year assessment and planning exercises. Key Topics & Time Stamps Welcome 00:00 Intro 00:22 Setting the Stage 02:10 False Progress 03:3…
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Summary This is part two of my end of year series and is focused on the concept of a "minimum viable plan". This is an adaptation of agile software development methodology. Think of it as building the minimum plan to help get you where you want to go and then consistently iterating on that plan as you learn and move down the path to your most poten…
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Summary This is part one of what I hope will be a four part series covering tools and concepts you can use if you are going to be involved in anyway in an end of year assessment, new years resolutions or anything like that. Topic one is the dangers of comparisons. Let's talk about different kinds of comparisons, why they are a problem, what we can …
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Summary A little bit different topic for this week's episode. This is an initial discussion about the voices that we listen to or the sources of information that we allow to influence our lives and eventually help us form our own voices. There are so many voices, way too many our negative and yet we still need to find a way to sort through them, av…
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Summary The holidays are practically upon us and I had a conversation with my g4f co-host and that made me realize that I wanted to be more deliberate about the holidays this year. Let me explain. As an introvert, there are a lot of things that happen during the holiday season that make it more difficult to keep my energy well at a good level. So t…
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Summary Have you ever followed Alice down the rabbit hole? Well maybe not her and that specific rabbit hole, but I'll bet you have been down many rabbit holes in your life. They come in many shapes and sizes so let's talk about them and what we might be able to do to be more deliberate in handling them. Key Topics & Time Stamps Welcome 00:00 Intro …
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Summary Over the last while I have noticed that I have been in a rush even when I didn't need to be. And when I look back, I've been doing this for a long time. Sometimes speed is the most important. But there are certainly impacts from rushing, either through something or from one thing to another. And those impacts may mean that rushing is not th…
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Summary I have realized that over the last few months, my episode topics have been less about what we would consider traditional leadership and more about things that help us in life, tools that help us move down the path towards our goals and our fullest potential. I figured it was time to do a recap. So that's what this episode is. Key Topics & T…
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Summary I threw out a survey on social media on what I should cover for this weeks topic. If you didn't see that, make sure you follow me on Instagram, Twitter or LinkedIn (where I publish the most stuff). The topic ended up being Thriving vs. Surviving. Now the reality is that it's not a one or the other situation and we all fall somewhere in betw…
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Summary This last week I have been wrestling with a few topics I believe are related. For all of them, it's about finding a good middle ground versus going to extremes. So this week's episode is about the balance forcing things and being complacent, self care vs. just powering thru and then working on the guilt that comes when you don't go full thr…
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Summary I had another pretty large personal experience last week that reminded me how important it is for us to be more deliberate in life. I was pretty sick and then got the word that my dad had passed away. Even with that, I still struggled to apply some of the lessons I have been sharing with y'all. So today, I thought I'd take a slightly differ…
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Summary While I normally point folks to focus on big picture, personal development, etc. when things get tough, this week I want to cover something a little different. I want to talk about the little things in our lives that make us smile. Things that can help us make it to that next camping trip or bike ride. So join me this week for the discussio…
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Summary Instead of waiting around for perfection as I discussed last week, we should be more deliberate and think about when good enough is good enough. In this week's episode of Leaders Lift, I'll talk about what that means and how we can shift our thinking so we aren't sitting around waiting for perfection that will probably never arrive. Join me…
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Summary Most of us either sit around waiting for the perfect moment or opportunity to take that next step down the path to our most potential, or we try and "make it happen". Neither of those extremes will consistently work out for us. Instead, we need to be deliberate, take advantage of the present and diligently watch for the right (not perfect) …
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Summary We are all going to face hard times in our lives. In general, most people will follow one of two extreme paths. They will try and power through it or they will run away. I don't think either of those is the right approach. Like most things in life, I believe we should be much more deliberate in these situations. Lets discuss just what that …
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Summary How do you react when someone offers help, advice feedback? Not everyone reacts well, but the truth is that we all need help along the paths to achieving our greatest potential. So why as leaders do we struggle to accept it? Let's discuss. Approximate Time Stamps Welcome 00:00 Intro 00:14 Main Topic 01:24 Wrap Up 30:24 Key Takeaways Recogni…
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I've been asked to do an episode about camping for a while so I thought I would drop a bonus for both Leaders Lift and Gadgets for Families users but keep the whole theme of getting more out of life. In this episode I talk about how I get more out of life through camping and I hope that you can either tie some of these principles back to a current …
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Summary This week I got thinking about how all the negativity in the world starts to influence the stories we tell ourselves and makes them negative as well. These are stories about ourselves, others and our lives. The problem is that they are rarely founded in reality and they can have a serious impact on our lives. They distract us from what is m…
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Summary Do you remember what it was like when you were a kid and were so excited about something that you just couldn't sleep? How long has it been since you had that feeling? Well, today I want to share some practical ideas on pursuing our dreams, those things that do get us so excited that we can't sleep. Let's talk about how to know if it is a d…
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Summary After last episode about feeling lost, I spent some time thinking about how fear contributes to feeling lost and several of the other things we have been discussing of late. So this week, I follow up on episode 15 (which was a deep dive on fear) and talk about how fear distracts and paralyzes us. Approximate Time Stamps Welcome 00:00 Intro …
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Summary After last weeks episode on focusing on what matters most I got a piece of feedback that changed the plans for this episode. The essential question in the feedback was what do you do when you feel lost or maybe don't know if what matters most has changed. So this week I want to talk to those of us, yes us as I can certainly relate to this f…
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Summary Over the last several weeks I've been thinking about how much I actually focus on the things that really matters. So this week, I'd like to have a discussion about how we can understand what matters most and then share some thoughts and ideas on how we can deliberate work on making those things our focus. Join me for episode 21. Time Stamps…
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Summary Just over a week ago my mom passed away. As we went through that process and in the week leading up to it, I thought a lot about leading during a loss like that. This week I share just a few things for you to think about when leading through extremely tough situations like this. Unlike other episodes, I did not script this one. It's more fr…
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Summary It's a busy busy world we live in. Many of us are driven to always be doing something. But sometimes that is the exact opposite of what is best. Many times, doing a version of nothing may be the absolute best thing you can do. Join me for this weeks episode and let's define doing nothing, figure out what happens when you tear a bunch of com…
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Summary Over the last several months I've been pushing it pretty hard. There has been a lot going on trying to get this podcast and my tech one (Gadgets for Families) up and running. That's on top of my business consulting business and the craziness that comes with the end of a school year. So just a lot going on. When I combine that with with my d…
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Summary Today I'm going to focus in on tying several previous topics together and add to them a bit of courage. We have talked about fear, trusting others, the power of optimism and positivity and today I'll like to tie those into courage and faith. Now when I say faith, I'm not talking about the kind of religious faith you might associate that wor…
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Summary Have you given any thought to retirement? For those of you early in your careers that might not even be something that you can even imagine. For those of us that are closer to retirement than we are to our first job, you do start thinking. I'm not talking about trying to plan for financial retirement. I'm talking about thinking about what y…
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Summary If I think of the various things that can hold me back from getting the most out of life and being the kind of leader I want to be, fear is one that comes to the top of my mind. Over the last few weeks I've been working on identifying the types of fear that have held me back over the course of my life and those fears that may be holding me …
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Summary Soccer season is about to wrap up here in Utah. As I have watched my sons team play, there have been several things I have observed. One them that has stood out, not just with their team but all of the teams, coaches, fans, etc. It's something that I think has always been a part of sports. That's how much those involved seem to focus on thi…
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Summary Let's spend a few minutes talk about why and when it's ok to be ok and how to get ok with being ok. Ok? So how are you doing today? What do you think the most common answer is to that question? I think it's probably something like I'm fine or I'm ok. When someone responds with either of those answers, what do you start thinking? Do you star…
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Summary Over the last several weeks I've laid out my version of a leadership development program. We started out with foundational elements and went clear through to the point where anyone going through this program would have a solid plan to work on for…well, however long it takes. One of the things that I did not address is just how dynamic these…
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Summary In this week's special episode I want to go back and start at the beginning. What I'm attempting to do is to take the first 10 episodes plus the launch and other bonus episodes and pull in the best bits and try and weave them into some sort of a coherent story. There are a couple of reasons I'm trying to do this. First, I wanted to see for …
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Summary In a survey response, I had someone suggest that I cover imposter syndrome. I had already been thinking about that as a part of what I'd like to discuss today and that's stories that we make up in our minds and/or tell ourselves. Imposter syndrome definitely is a story we tell ourselves so I'll have a section on that but I want today's epis…
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Summary So many of us tend to go at full throttle all of the time. It doesn't seem to matter if it's in our personal or professional lives. In fact, if you do it in one area, odds are you will do it in all areas. If that's the case, your weekends, which many use to take a break from work, are just as busy and stressful as the weekdays, maybe even m…
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Summary Over the last few episodes we have covered a lot of ground on individual relationships. Those individual relationships play a large role in developing a team and we will review a few of those topics but the majority of the time will be spent on the team. This episode will have more a of a professional team focus but there will still be some…
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Summary This is the 3rd episode in my relationship focused series. We've talked about the foundations of relationship building and last week we talked in depth about trust. IF you haven't already listened to those episodes, now is a good time. Once you have established trust, then you can continue to work on those key relationships. Doing so can yi…
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Summary Trust in leaders is one of issue we face today according to a recent Forbes article. While that article was focused on professional leadership, this is something we face in all aspects of our lives. Trust is a foundational element of relationships. We need to deliberately work to build it. When trust is diminished, leaders take the initiati…
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This is the first of a series of episodes where I'll be talking about relationships and team building and how we as leaders can get more meaning out of relationships in all aspects of our lives. If you listened to the first few episodes you will see that this is a follow on to the series about knowing yourself. If you have yet to listen to those ep…
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Intro Today we will be wrapping up the initial Knowing Yourself set of episodes. We have covered Motives and Personality Styles and today I'll be covering a few more topics. In story time I'll share an experience I had climbing a 14,000 foot mountain with a group of scouts and the lessons I learned from it. For this weeks little lift, I'm going to …
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Today we talk about Star Trek, a Golf Shop Job and then use the chaos of my brain to tal more about what you can get out of spending time with your own personality style report. Approximate Time Stamps Story Time 01:51 Seekers Segment 04:13 The Golf Shop Job 05:44 Braving Greg's Brain 12:48 Wrap Up 30:36 Key Take Aways Keep your eye on your most im…
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Key Take Away Introvert vs. Extrovert is about how you charge your batteries, not if you enjoy being around people or not. Resources Personality Package Direct Link Remember mention in the form that you want the Episode 2 special to get the discount Mt. Nebo Consulting Home Mt. Nebo Consulting LinkedIn Greg Cunningham LinkedIn Mt. Nebo Instagram Ld…
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Summary Understanding your own personality style is a key to improving as a leader and to gaining a better understanding of others. In this episode I talk about what a personality style is, what you can do with it and how to get an assessment. Approximate Time Stamps Topic Intro 1:26 What is a Personality Style 2:10 Common Questions 9:42 What to Do…
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Key Take Aways Take the time to get to know what motives those you lead Resources Mt. Nebo Consulting Home Mt. Nebo Consulting LinkedIn Greg Cunningham LinkedIn Mt. Nebo Instagram Ldrslft Instagram Ways to Support the Show Patreon for membership options If you're not ready for a membership but enjoyed this episode and have a few bucks in Venmo, we …
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Key Take Aways This is just an example of what you can get out of a deep assessment Look for themes Look for ways to apply what you've learned about yourself. Resources Mt. Nebo Consulting Home Mt. Nebo Consulting LinkedIn Greg Cunningham LinkedIn Mt. Nebo Instagram Ldrslft Instagram Ways to Support the Show Patreon for membership options If you're…
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